Raudo · A FOMO Labs product
And at the end of the month nobody knows how many there were. Raudo answers them on the spot, with the price and the mileage of the car they are looking at, books the visit and gives you the number.
For independent dealerships with one to three locations and used-car agencies.
What Raudo does
WhatsApp, MercadoLibre, Messenger and Instagram all land in the same inbox. Raudo knows which unit they mean because the listing tags it, and answers with what your inventory says: price, year, mileage, trim, condition. Five messages in a row get one good answer. A voice note gets understood, and answered the way they wrote in.
Budget, whether they need financing, whether they are trading a car in, the phone number Messenger and Instagram never hand over. All of it sticks to the person, not to the thread: if they write again about a different car three months later, it is still there.
When the customer offers their car, Raudo cross-checks MercadoLibre listings against what you yourself have sold and builds a number. If the comparables are not enough, it says so instead of inventing one. Nothing goes back to the customer until you confirm it, from the panel or from WhatsApp.
The point is to get them in to see the car, which is where deals close. Raudo proposes a day and time and books the appointment. Your salesperson opens the calendar, sees today's visits, and marks who showed up, who did not, and why it stalled.
The deposit hits the cash book and the car moves to reserved, with its listing paused. On close, the customer becomes a buyer with the car they drove off in, the salesperson who closed is on record for commission, and the trade-in enters your inventory on its own, with its paperwork folder and a status light for what is still missing to transfer it.
How many asked, about which cars, how many came in, which cars are sitting, what needs a decision today. Ask it in plain language from the panel or from your phone, and approve right there whatever needs your sign-off. Cash and per-car margin are visible only to whoever has the clearance, however cleverly the question is asked.
Who it's for
Who it's not for
What it plugs into
MercadoLibre
Import the stock you already have listed, and questions arrive tied to their listing. Reserve or sell, and the listing pauses and closes on its own.
The dealership's own number. This is the channel where Raudo answers on its own, and the salesperson takes over whenever they want.
Messenger and Instagram
Marketplace and Instagram messages, in the same inbox with the phone number captured. There Raudo drafts the reply and your salesperson sends it.
Your site and your stock
Raudo puts up the dealership's own site with your stock kept in sync. If you already run a management system, it does not replace it: stock comes in from MercadoLibre or from a spreadsheet.
How it gets switched on
We do the setup, on the channels and the stock you already have listed. There is no onboarding fee.
First
We connect WhatsApp and MercadoLibre and import your listings. Every car gets its price and its floor.
Then
Raudo answers with a salesperson watching every conversation. We tune the tone, what it may promise, and what gets handed to a person.
When you trust it
Visits and trade-in pricing come off the leash. Anything touching money still goes through you: an offer below the floor always gets asked.
At any point
Your salesperson takes over any conversation, and there is a switch to shut the agent off without calling anyone.
Price
The fee scales with your volume and covers everything Raudo burns through while it answers. The percentage you pay when you sell. There is no onboarding fee. We give you the number in the first conversation, with your locations and your listings on the table.
Raudo was born inside a dealership. The floor price per unit, the trade-in and the day's calendar came from there, not from a whiteboard.
Who builds it
Raudo is built by FOMO Labs, FOMO's product lab. It was born inside a dealership, like everything we do.
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